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Title: Creative destruction and business cycles
Author(s): Boucekkine, Raouf
Germain, Marc
Licandro, Omar
Publisher: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Economía
Issued date: May-1995
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10016/3907
Abstract: In a dynamic general equilibrium setup, this paper aims at providing a general framework for the analysis of the role of vintages and creative destruetion on business fluctuations. By stressing the forward-looking behavior of the optimal scrapping rule, we use a standard rational expectations argument to show) in the linear utility case, the time independence of the scrapping function. Secondly, we prove that equilibrium output shows a purely periodic behavior around an exponential growth trend, the pattern of the cycle being deterrnined by the pattern of initial conditions. The vintage capital model presented in this paper provides a new view on business fluctuations: historical conditions are at the basis of business fluctuations, in the sense that historically volatile or stable econornies will reproduce their own historical pattern in the future.
Serie / Nº.: UC3M Working Paper. Economics;
1995-16-11
Keywords: Business Cycle
Creative Destruction
Periodic Equilibria
Vintage Capital
Appears in Collections:Economists Online
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